I 485 Birth Certificate

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My passport is based on Jhapa and in all my immigration forms where I have to fill place of birth I have been filling it as Jhapa. I asked my parents to send me my birth certificate for I 485 and I got my hospital birth certificate. According to it I was born at patan hospital. So does this birth certificate is going to work or is it going to confuse USCIS since in all of my immigration forms I have been filling it Jhapa as place of birth also in my passort its listed as Jhapa and now in actual birth certificate I was born at Patan. Please let me know.

Thanks

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gossyman

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It should not matter since birth certificate is just a proof of what country you were born not the city or place. Just to be on the safe side i would suggest you to notarize the documents.

richard10000

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I think birthplace is the one mentioned on the Birth certificate! You need to go by birth certificate. If they are confuse, they might issue RFE! Can you write a letter to US embassy and get a letter stating it was misprinted or get a new passport! But please noteazied the document how u come to realize discrepency so late as birth- crrtificate has no use in Nepal,and Correct 1 is on the birth Certificate. USCIS can be such a pain to work with. So please verify and correct all discrepency before you file. You don't want to wait until you get RFE which will further delay the Processing times.
K tyo birth certificate english ma cha Patan ko? Natra can jhapa give you a birth certificate!! You have to fill birthplace pretty much in all forms such as I- 485, I-131, I-765 n so on! Also send originalm translated document together/ notrazied by lawyers if possible. Better be safe than sorry:)
GL

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